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Country star Terri Clark says her band thinks she needs therapy for her fishing addiction
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October 27, 2026
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Terri Clark reveals her fishing obsession includes practicing knots on her tour bus ahead of the Champions Celebrity Pro-Am on Old Hickory Lake.
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